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Largely resembling the recommendations of the governor, the omnibus public safety finance and policy bill contains a combined $57.03 million increase in base funding for departments within the committee’s jurisdiction.
Civic centers, downtown improvements and the State Capitol are among the highlights of the governor’s bonding recommendations.
The $234.86 million omnibus jobs and economic development bill unveiled Tuesday has a focus on training workers for better futures.
Two days after a gun bill that contained universal background checks was pulled by its sponsor, a House committee gave approval to another bill containing a provision that was just as problematic for some people.
A person imprisoned for drug possession might be able to get out early from behind bars.
A controversial gun bill that would have required background checks was discarded by its sponsor Tuesday night.
Underage drinkers looking out for their friend’s health could avoid a minor consumption ticket.
Rep. Raymond Dehn (DFL-Mpls) has an idea that he believes would eliminate confusion about when a felon has their voting rights restored.
An increased minimum wage, longer leave for birth or adoption and changes in overtime are the key components of a bill aimed to help workers.
Gov. Mark Dayton would like an additional $30 million in the next biennium to help businesses move to Minnesota or expand within the state.